Modern Screen (Jan-Nov 1956)

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"I just don't happen to like the feeling of furs on me, though I admire them on other women. So I won't be spending any money that way. I think my feelings date back to the time my father bought me one of those heavy mouton coats. I got caught in the rain in it and it weighed a ton. Also, it smelled something awful from then on, but I had to keep wearing it. I guess that cured me. How to be shy in Hollywood "Another thing I don't care for is a large party, and you get invited to so many of them out here," Eva added. "If there are more than ten people I never have a good time. I just go sit in a corner until it's time to go home." Maybe it is this behavior that has led some Hollywoodites to label Miss Saint either an intellectual snob or a painfully shy creature. Though she is still rather reserved, especially when she's around people she doesn't know well, she's not the shy girl she was when she sought the help of a psychoanalyst. That was before her marriage in 1951. "I was so timid that groups of more than six frightened me," she once explained. Eva visited the analysist five times a week for two years. She now says it helped her become a better actress. "My emotional state was affecting my work and something had to be done," she said. "My visits made me a new woman and enabled me to mature as an actress." Eva has no complaints about her current status. "I've reached that wonderful place in the career of an actress where I can do what I like," she says. "I can play the parts I want and turn down the ones I dislike. I decided on the comedy, That Certain Feeling, because I thought it would be a good change of pace for me after Waterfront. Of course I'm interested in money for security reasons but I'm determined not to sacrifice my artistic freedom for it. I want to do what I please and go where I please." But at first it looked as though Hollywood would definitely not please Miss Saint. When Eva arrived at Paramount studios last October to make That Certain Feeling with the effervescent Bob Hope she didn't exactly do nip-ups over the idea of being interviewed by a small army of Hollywood scribes. This was her first time on a filmland souridstage, Waterfront having been filmed entirely in the east. She wasn't prepared for the noise, the confusion, the horseplay and the packs of set-side visitors that go hand and glove with a Bob Hope production. "When we made Waterfront Kazan wouldn't allow any outsiders on the set and everything was very serious," she explained. "So working with Hope was a strange experience. The set was a madhouse. I never saw so many people on the sidelines. I didn't like it. It made me nervous the first few days but then I got used to it. One day I looked up to find the whole Notre Dame football team had dropped in to watch. If that had happened the first day I'd probably have gone running back to New York." But she wouldn't have. Not without Jeff. Eva readily admits that her handsome, dark-haired husband has a lot to do with the what and the where. "We'll live wherever Jeff's work takes him. He's the important one in this family. When I came out to make the picture with Hope I didn't plan on staying here because Jeff's tv directing would keep him in New York. But now he's been signed at MGM so we'll dig in and stay for a spell." It's no secret that Mrs. Hayden thinks Mr. Hayden is the greatest guy in the world. When asked to explain why, she looked at the unique hasp-shaped gold wedding band for several rninutes before answering. Finally she spoke. "I'll tell you what I love about him — he's kind and sensitive and good. He's talented and intelligent. I'm being objective when I say he's really a brilliant director. And Jeff has a wonderful sense of humor." When it comes to a sense of humor, Eva is well supplied herself. She pointed out her brand new white Ford station wagon in the garage. "I'm taking driving lessons," she said. "Of course I was a typical woman when it came to picking the car out. Jeff and I went down to the auto show and I got behind the wheel of every model. I wasn't checking the mechanical features, understand. I'd ask Jeff, 'How do I look in this one?'" Eva laughed. "The station wagon went best with my pony tail." No Grace Kelly! In her film with Hope Eva sports a much fancier hair-do. And she doesn't wear any old sweatshirts. Paramount has given her a real glamour treatment, including a sensational Edith Head wardrobe. Eva was thrilled with the clothes and the coiffure but not with the comments that had her looking like Grace Kelly. "It's not true," she insists. "I wish they wouldn't harp on that." Edith Head, who's close to both girls, agrees with Eva. "It's ridiculous for people to compare them," she snaps. "Why, Eva couldn't be less like Grace. They're both blondes and they're both girls and there the resemblance stops. They have entirely different personalities. Eva, by the way, has a divine sense of humor." Eva Marie is a trusting soul. She has the unusual ability to trust completely those with whom she v/orks, from technicians to directors. As a result, they very rarely let her down. They admire her not only for her talent, but her deep respect for her profession and because she is an absolute perfectionist about it. According to those who know her, she hates to talk about herself and doesn't make friends easily. She doesn't seem to want them. She cares little for movie stardom, though she's a cinch to become one of our biggest stars. She makes her own terms and insists upon them only when she is sure of her grounds. She is definite and firm about decisions affecting her as an actress, but she isn't to be labeled defiant or difficult. She refuses to sacrifice her artistic freedom for a movie career — but she's more than willing to lis J ' ten and learn from those whose opinions she respects. She's overcome the timidity that plagued her in high school, but she's still reserved. On screen she'll play any kind of woman; off screen she has no desire to charm people en masse. She'll settle for charming just two — her husband and her son. She wants Hollywood to accept her and respond to her as an actress, but she has still some reservations about accepting, and responding to Hollywood. But in all probability the two of them, Hollywood and Eva Marie, will end up getting along fine. In the words of Edith Head: "I'll make ft you a prediction. Hollywood may change its opinion of Eva Marie Saint, but Eva \ Marie isn't going to change from what she ^ is — and that's good!" end